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After misreading a section which talked of Italian rationalism and not nationalism, I went searching. An industrialist in Italy in the 1930’s would surely have
by lostlogin 4y ago
After misreading a section which talked of Italian rationalism and not nationalism, I went searching. An industrialist in Italy in the 1930’s would surely have had an interesting relationship with the government, especially given his seemingly socialist politics.
He did.
https://media.nature.com/original/magazine-assets/d41586-019-03082-6/d41586-019-03082-6.pdf https://media.nature.com/original/magazine-assets/d41586-019...
Edit: some of those houses and rooms put more recent design to shame. They look practical, light and beautiful.
- yawniek 4y agoits sad my biological grandfather got a bit lost in buying underwood seemingly out of mortification. He also spent a lot of effort in a not very successful political career in as you say, a very interesting environment. Imagine where Ivrea would be today if that effort went into SGS (and his personal Health i guess).
- lostlogin 4y agoSorry, I’m a bit lost. Was Adriano Olivetti a relative of yours? Are you able to expand on what you have said? It’s kind of amazing to have a relative of his here if I’m reading your comment correctly.